Corinthians and Romans were writtend during Acts at the ends of the ages and both have an earthly hope, the believing Jews and Gentiles were a body IN Christ as Romans 12:5 cleary shows. Romans was written after Corinthians and so 1Cor.12 says a body of Christ in the original. Both contexts are about supernatural gifts, not corporate relationships, Christ is not mentioned as the Head and certainly heavenly places is not mentioned. The church His body has nothing to do with the Feasts or Abraham.
Corinthians and Romans were writtend during Acts at the ends of the ages and both have an earthly hope, the believing Jews and Gentiles were a body IN Christ as Romans 12:5 cleary shows. Romans was written after Corinthians and so 1Cor.12 says a body of Christ in the original. Both contexts are about supernatural gifts, not corporate relationships, Christ is not mentioned as the Head and certainly heavenly places is not mentioned. The church His body has nothing to do with the Feasts or Abraham.
aphesisparaptoma 3 months ago
Doesn't 1 Cor. before Acts 28 speak of the body of Christ as does Ephesians after Acts 28?
rbaxter119 3 months ago